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| org.apache.fop.afp | Contains an AFP library. |
| org.apache.fop.afp.fonts | Contains a collection of AFP Graphics Object Content Architecture (GOCA) structured objects. |
| org.apache.fop.afp.goca | Contains a collection of AFP font related classes. |
| org.apache.fop.afp.ioca | Contains a collection of AFP Image Object Content Architecture (IOCA) structured objects. |
| org.apache.fop.afp.modca | Contains a collection of AFP Mixed Object Document Content Architecture (MO:DCA) structured objects. |
| org.apache.fop.afp.modca.triplets | Contains a collection of AFP Mixed Object Document Content Architecture (MO:DCA) triplet classes. |
| org.apache.fop.afp.ptoca | Contains a collection of classes for working with Presentation Text Objects (PTOCA). |
| org.apache.fop.afp.svg | Contains a collection of AFP specific Batik bridges. |
| org.apache.fop.render.afp | An AFP Renderer implementation and supporting classes. |
| Classes in org.apache.fop.afp used by org.apache.fop.afp | |
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| AbstractAFPPainter
A base AFP painter |
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| AFPDataObjectInfo
A list of parameters associated with an AFP data objects |
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Event producer interface for AFP-specific events. |
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| AFPGraphics2D
This is a concrete implementation of AbstractGraphics2D (and
therefore of Graphics2D ) which is able to generate GOCA byte
codes. |
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| AFPGraphicsObjectInfo
A graphics object info which contains necessary painting objects |
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| AFPImageObjectInfo
A list of parameters associated with an image |
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| AFPLineDataInfo
Line data information |
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| AFPObjectAreaInfo
A common class used to convey locations, dimensions and resolutions of data objects. |
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| AFPPaintingState
This keeps information about the current painting state when writing to an AFP datastream. |
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| AFPResourceInfo
The level at which a resource is to reside in the AFP output |
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| AFPResourceLevel
A resource level |
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| AFPResourceLevelDefaults
This class holds resource levels defaults for the various resource types. |
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| AFPResourceManager
Manages the creation and storage of document resources |
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| AFPTextDataInfo
Text data information |
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| AFPUnitConverter
AFP Unit converter |
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| DataStream
A data stream is a continuous ordered stream of data elements and objects conforming to a given format. |
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| Factory
Creator of MO:DCA structured field objects |
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| PaintingInfo
Generic painting information interface |
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| Streamable
Implementing object is able to write to an OutputStream |
| Classes in org.apache.fop.afp used by org.apache.fop.afp.fonts | |
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| AFPEventProducer
Event producer interface for AFP-specific events. |
| Classes in org.apache.fop.afp used by org.apache.fop.afp.goca | |
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| Completable
Set and expose the internal completeness of an object. |
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Set and expose whether an object has started or not. |
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Implementing object is able to write to an OutputStream |
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| StructuredData
An AFP object which is able to know its own data length prior to writeToStream() |
| Classes in org.apache.fop.afp used by org.apache.fop.afp.ioca | |
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| Factory
Creator of MO:DCA structured field objects |
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| Streamable
Implementing object is able to write to an OutputStream |
| Classes in org.apache.fop.afp used by org.apache.fop.afp.modca | |
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| AFPDataObjectInfo
A list of parameters associated with an AFP data objects |
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| AFPLineDataInfo
Line data information |
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| AFPTextDataInfo
Text data information |
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| Completable
Set and expose the internal completeness of an object. |
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Creator of MO:DCA structured field objects |
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| Startable
Set and expose whether an object has started or not. |
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| Streamable
Implementing object is able to write to an OutputStream |
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An AFP object which is able to know its own data length prior to writeToStream() |
| Classes in org.apache.fop.afp used by org.apache.fop.afp.modca.triplets | |
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| Streamable
Implementing object is able to write to an OutputStream |
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An AFP object which is able to know its own data length prior to writeToStream() |
| Classes in org.apache.fop.afp used by org.apache.fop.afp.ptoca | |
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| AFPLineDataInfo
Line data information |
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Text data information |
| Classes in org.apache.fop.afp used by org.apache.fop.afp.svg | |
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| AFPGraphics2D
This is a concrete implementation of AbstractGraphics2D (and
therefore of Graphics2D ) which is able to generate GOCA byte
codes. |
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| AFPResourceManager
Manages the creation and storage of document resources |
| Classes in org.apache.fop.afp used by org.apache.fop.render.afp | |
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| AFPDataObjectInfo
A list of parameters associated with an AFP data objects |
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| AFPGraphics2D
This is a concrete implementation of AbstractGraphics2D (and
therefore of Graphics2D ) which is able to generate GOCA byte
codes. |
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| AFPObjectAreaInfo
A common class used to convey locations, dimensions and resolutions of data objects. |
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| AFPPaintingState
This keeps information about the current painting state when writing to an AFP datastream. |
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| AFPResourceInfo
The level at which a resource is to reside in the AFP output |
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| AFPResourceLevel
A resource level |
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| AFPResourceLevelDefaults
This class holds resource levels defaults for the various resource types. |
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| AFPResourceManager
Manages the creation and storage of document resources |
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1. Introduction
Developers need device-class signal for:-
Serving light version of the site or specific components, for low-end devices. Egs:
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Serve Google "search lite" - a 10KB search results page used in EM.
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Serve a light version of video player in Facebook.
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Serve lightweight tile images in Google Maps.
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Normalizing Metrics: analytics need to be able to normalize their metrics against the device-class. For instance, a 100ms long task on a high end device is a more severe issue compared to a low-end device.
Device memory is an especially useful signal for determining “device-class”. Low memory devices devices (under 512MB, 512MB - 1GB) are widely used in emerging markets.
1.1. Usage Example
A server advertises support for `Device-Memory` client hint using the `Accept-CH` header field, or an equivalent HTML meta element with http-equiv attribute. Optionally, the server can also express a preference for the user agent to persist the opt-in, by using the `Accept-CH-Lifetime` header to communicate the amount of time to remember the opt-in:Accept- CH: Device- Memory Accept- CH- Lifetime: 86400
In turn, on receiving the above preferences from the server, a compatible user agent would then advertise the device capability for memory, via the `Device-Memory` request header field:
GET/ example HTTP/ 1.1 Device- Memory: 0.5 ...
2. Device Memory (Client Hint) Header Field
The Device Memory header field is a number that indicates the client’s device memory i.e. approximate amount of ram in GiB. The ABNF (Augmented Backus-Naur Form) syntax for the `Device-Memory` header field is as follows:
Device- Memory= "Device-Memory" ":" #memory- value memory- value= 1 * DIGIT[ "." 1 * DIGIT]
2.1. Computing Device Memory Value
The value is calculated by using the actual device memory in MiB then rounding it to the nearest number where only the most signicant bit can be set and the rest are zeros (nearest power of two). Then dividing that number by 1024.0 to get the value in GiB.An upper bound and a lower bound should be set on the list of values.
NOTE: While implementations may choose different values, the recommended upper bound is 8GiB and the recommended lower bound is 0.25GiB (or 256MiB).
If Device-Memory header field occurs in a message more than once, the last value overrides all previous occurrences.
2.2. Examples
512 MiB will be reported as:
Device- Memory: 0.5
1000 MiB will be reported as:
Device- Memory: 1
A full list of possible values is as follows: 0.25, 0.5, 1, 2, 4, 8
3. Device Memory JS API
[NoInterfaceObject ,SecureContext ,Exposed =(Window ,Worker ) ]interface {
NavigatorDeviceClass readonly attribute double ; };
deviceMemory
NOTE: self.navigator.deviceMemory Returns the amount of ram in GiB as described in § 2.1 Computing Device Memory Value
4. Security Considerations
Device-Memory Client Hint header and JS API will only be available to HTTPS secure contexts.Device identification and classification (e.g. device type and class) based on advertised User-Agent, and other characteristics of the client, are commonly used to select and provide optimized content. Such solutions frequently rely on commercial device databases, which are costly, hard to integrate, and hard to maintain. This specification defines a mechanism to obtain device memory capability that addresses these technical challenges.
To reduce fingerprinting risk, reported value is rounded to single most significant bit, as opposed to reporting the exact value. In addition, an upper and lower bound is placed on the reported values.
5. Acknowledgements
Special thanks to all the contributors for their technical input and suggestions that led to improvements to this specification.


Examples of how to use various material design inspired components with angular2.
There are a number of community developed components available in the ng2-material package.
There are also a number of examples demonstrating the use of the official Google developed material2 packages.
Install the ng2-material and the material2 core libraries:
Then import the material directives and providers
Then reference the styles in your page
To make use of the official google material2 components you will need to install them alongside ng2-material as needed. ng2-material has peerDependencies on the components that it uses internally. The various examples of official components describe how to install them.
If you're not familiar with Google's Material Design, here are two videos. The first introduces it very generally, and the second talks about the use of color.
ng2-material is an open source project sponsored by JetBrains. Most of ng2-material has been built in WebStorm, an excellent IDE for angular2 and Typescript development.


{% extends 'layout.html' %} {% block pageTitle %} List panel - Design system testing {% endblock %} {% block beforeContent %} {{ breadcrumb({ href: "/", text: "Home" }) }} {% endblock %} {% block content %}
We are proposing to:
We could add a nhsuk-list--border
style to the list styles in typography.
The list border style is being used on the service manual and NHS website search pages.
Wednesday 18 March 2020
Wednesday 18 March 2020
Wednesday 18 March 2020
We could use the list border style in the card component.
The A to Z page guidance in the design system could stay the same. We would just update the code examples.
Find the page HTML on GitHub.
{{ backLink({ "href": "/", "text": "Go back", "classes": "nhsuk-u-margin-top-7" }) }}


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Bindings for the 'Tabula' <http://tabula.technology/> 'Java' library, which can extract tables from PDF documents. The 'tabulizerjars' package <https://github.com/ropensci/tabulizerjars> provides versioned 'Java' .jar files, including all dependencies, aligned to releases of 'Tabula'.
| Version: | 0.2.2 |
| Imports: | png, rJava, tabulizerjars, tools, utils |
| Suggests: | graphics, grDevices, knitr, miniUI, shiny, testthat |
| Published: | 2018-06-07 |
| Author: | Thomas J. Leeper [aut], Tom Paskhalis [cre], David Gohel [ctb] (rOpenSci reviewer), Lincoln Mullen [ctb] (rOpenSci reviewer) |
| Maintainer: | Tom Paskhalis <tpaskhalis at gmail.com> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/ropensci/tabulizer/issues |
| License: | MIT + file LICENSE |
| URL: | https://github.com/ropensci/tabulizer |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| SystemRequirements: | Java (>= 7.0) |
| Citation: | tabulizer citation info |
| Materials: | README NEWS |
| CRAN checks: | tabulizer results |
| Reference manual: | tabulizer.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
Introduction to tabulizer |
| Package source: | tabulizer_0.2.2.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: tabulizer_0.2.2.zip, r-release: tabulizer_0.2.2.zip, r-oldrel: tabulizer_0.2.2.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: tabulizer_0.2.2.tgz, r-oldrel: tabulizer_0.2.2.tgz |
| Old sources: | tabulizer archive |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=tabulizer to link to this page.


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Wide and tall as the corridors were, they felt close, and dim despite tall gilded stand-lamps with mirrors on every branch, lit wherever daylight could not penetrate. Tapestries hung few and far between on the walls, scenes of hunt or battle with people and animals arranged more precisely than ever nature had. Scattered niches held bowls and vases and now and then a small statue, in gold or silver or alabaster, but even the statues seemed to emphasize that they were stone or metal, as if the sculptors had tried to banish curves.
The city’s hush was magnified here. The sound of their boots on the floor tiles echoed, a hollow foreboding march, and Perrin did not think it was so to his ears alone. Loial’s quivered at every other step, and he peered down crossing corridors as though wondering what might leap out. Min held herself stiffly and took ginger steps, grimacing ruefully when she glanced at Rand; she seemed to make an effort not to walk closer to him, and not particularly pleased with herself over it. The young Cairhienin started off swaggering like peacocks, but that arrogance faded as the drumming of their heels reverberated. Even the Maidens felt it; Sulin was the only one whose hand did not sometimes rise toward the veil hanging down her chest.
There were servants everywhere, of course, pale, narrow-faced men and women in dark coats and dresses with the Rising Sun on the left breast and sleeves striped in Colavaere’s colors. Some gaped in recognition as Rand passed by; a handful dropped to their knees, heads bowed. Most went on about their tasks after a small pause for deep bow or curtsy. It was just as in the courtyard. Show proper respect to your betters, whoever they are; obey them and otherwise ignore what they do, and perhaps you will not be entangled in it. It was a way of thinking that set Perrin’s teeth on edge. Nobody should have to live that way.
Two fellows in Colavaere’s livery, standing before the gilt-covered doors to the Grand Hall of the Sun, frowned at sight of the Maidens, and maybe at the young Cairhienin. Older folk usually looked askance at the younglings’ carrying on every bit as much as the Aiel did. More than one parent had tried to put an end to it, had ordered sons or daughters to give over, instructed armsmen and servants to chase off others’ like-minded sons and daughters like common vagrants or street ruffians. Perrin would not have been surprised if these doormen slanted their gilded staffs to stop Selande and her friends from going through the open doorways, nobility or not, and perhaps even the Maidens. Few Cairhienin still dared call Aiel savages, not where they could be heard, but most thought it. The pair gathered themselves, drew deep breaths—and saw Rand over the Maidens’ heads. Their eyes nearly popped out of their faces. Each man glanced sideways at the other, and then they were on their knees. One stared fixedly at the floor; the other squeezed his eyes shut, and Perrin heard him praying under his breath.
“So am I loved,” Rand said softly. He hardly sounded himself. Min touched his arm, her face pained. Rand patted her hand without looking at her, and for some reason that seemed to pain her even more.
The Grand Hall of the Sun was immense, with an angle-vaulted ceiling a full fifty paces high at its peak and great golden lamps hung on gilded chains thick enough to move the gates of a fortress. It was immense, and it was full, people crowding among massive square columns of blue-black veined marble that stood in two rows to either side of the center aisle. The folk at the rear noticed the newcomers first. In long coats and short, some in bright colors or embroidered, some travel-worn, they stared curiously. Intently. The few women in the back of the hall wore riding dresses and had faces as hard as the men, gazes as direct.
Hunters for the Horn, Perrin thought. Dobraine had said that every noble who could be there would, and most Hunters were nobly born, or claimed to be. Whether or not they recognized Rand, they sensed something, hands feeling for swords and daggers that were not there this evening.  Even if they did not know the Dragon Reborn, they knew danger when they saw it.
The others in the Grand Hall were less attuned to danger, or rather, more to intrigues and plots than to open hazard. Perrin was a third of the way down the long center aisle, close on Rand’s heels, before gasps ran through the chamber like a wind. Pale Cairhienin lords with colorful slashes across the chests of their dark silk coats, some with the front of their heads shaved and powdered; Cairhienin ladies with stripes on their dark high-necked gowns and lace falls covering their hands, their hair in intricate towers that often added a good foot of height. Tairen High Lords and Lords of the Land with oiled beards trimmed to points, in velvet hats and coats of red and blue and every color, with puffy, satin-striped sleeves; Tairen ladies in even more colorful gowns, with wide lace ruffs and close caps studded with pearls and moonstones, firedrops and rubies. They knew Perrin, and they knew Dobraine and even Havien and Min, but most importantly, they knew Rand. A ripple of knowing that kept pace up the Hall with him. Eyes widening, jaws dropping, they went so stiff Perrin almost thought the Asha’man had bound them like the guards outside the palace. The chamber was a sea of sweet perfumes, and beneath that undercurrents of salty sweat, but through it oozed fear, a quivering sort of smell.
His attention was all on the far end of the Hall, though, on the deep blue marble dais where the Sun Throne stood, shining like its namesake with gilt, the wavy-rayed Rising Sun huge atop the high back. Colavaere rose slowly, peering down the aisle over Rand’s head. Her nearly black dress bore not a single stripe of nobility, but the great mass of curls rising above her head had to have been dressed around the crown she wore, the Rising Sun in gold and yellow diamonds. Seven young women flanked the Sun Throne in dark-bodiced gowns with lace snugged under their chins and skirts striped vertically in Colavaere’s yellow and red and silver. It seemed that Cairhienin fashion was different for the Queen, and for the Queen’s attendants.
A flicker of motion behind the throne picked out an eighth woman, hidden, but Perrin cared about neither Colavaere nor anyone else except the woman to her immediate right. Faile. Her slightly tilted eyes fastened on him, dark liquid moons, yet not a line altered of her coolly decorous expression. If anything, her face grew tighter. His nose strained for the scent of her, but the perfume was too strong, and the fear. She had a reason for being there on the dais, a good reason. She did.
Rand touched Sulin’s sleeve. “Wait here,” he said.  Her free hand gestured anyway, and another gasp ran through the chamber as the Maidens veiled. It was almost laughable; the eight men in black coats, trying to watch everywhere at once, could probably kill them all before the first Maiden drove home a spear, but no one knew who or what they were. No one looked at them twice, a handful of men with their swords sheathed. Only at the Maidens. And Rand. Hadn’t they noticed that not a one of those men sweated a drop more than Rand? Perrin felt as if he were bathing in his.
Stepping past the Maidens with Min still close beside him, Rand stopped as first Perrin, then Dobraine and Havien joined him. And Aram, of course, like Perrin’s shadow. Rand studied them each in turn, nodding slowly. He studied Perrin longest, and took the longest time to nod. The gray-haired Cairhienin and the young Mayener wore faces like death. Perrin did not know how his own looked, but his jaw was locked tight. No one was going to harm Faile, no matter what she had done, no matter why. No matter what he had to do to stop it.
Their boots drummed loud in the silence as they crossed the huge golden mosaic of the Rising Sun in the blue-tiled floor and approached the throne. Hands gripping her skirts, Colavaere wet her lips, and her eyes darted between Rand and the doors behind him.
“Looking for Aes Sedai?” Rand’s voice echoed. He smiled unpleasantly. “I sent them to the Aiel camp. If the Aiel can’t teach them manners, no one can.” A shocked murmur rose, and fell raggedly. Fear became stronger than the perfumes in Perrin’s nose.
Colavaere gave a start. “Why would I—?” Drawing a deep breath, she gathered dignity. A more than handsome woman in her middle years, without a touch of gray in her dark hair, she bore a regal presence that had nothing to do with the crown. She had been born to command; to reign, so she thought. And her eyes, weighing and measuring, betrayed a hard intelligence. “My Lord Dragon,” she said, making a curtsy so deep it nearly mocked itself, “I welcome you back. Cairhien welcomes you back.” The way she said it, she seemed to be repeating herself.
Slowly Rand climbed the steps of the dais. Min half-made to follow him, then folded her arms. Perrin did follow, to be nearer Faile, but only partway. It was her gaze that stopped him. A gaze that probed every bit as much as Colavaere’s. At him as much as at Rand. Perrin wished he could smell her. Not to try discovering why or what, just for the smell of her. The wash of perfumes and fright was too great Why did she not speak? Why did she not come to him? Or smile? Just a smile.
Colavaere stiffened a splinter’s worth, but only that. Her head came no more than level with Rand’s chest, though her towered hair rose almost as tall as he. His eyes slid from her face and along the women lined up on either side of the throne. He might have paused on Faile. Perrin could not be sure.
Rand rested his hand on one heavy arm of the Sun Throne. “You know I mean this for Elayne Trakand.” His voice was emotionless.
“My Lord Dragon,” Colavaere replied smoothly, “Cairhien had been too long without a ruler. A Cairhienin ruler. You yourself said you have no interest in the Sun Throne for yourself. Elayne Trakand would have had some claim,” a small, quick gesture dismissed such a claim, “if she were alive. Rumor says she is dead, like her mother.” A dangerous thing to say. A good many rumors said Rand had killed both mother and daughter. The woman was no coward.
“Elayne is alive.” The words were still flat as a planed board, but Rand’s eyes burned. Perrin could not pick out his smell any more than Faile’s, but he did not need his nose to know rage bottled right in front of him. “She will have the crowns of Andor, and of Cairhien.”
“My Lord Dragon, what is done cannot be undone. If anything has offended you—”
For all her dignity, all her courage, Colavaere made a visible effort not to flinch as Rand reached out and took hold of the Sun Crown. There was a loud crack of metal snapping, and the crown flexed, hardly disarraying her tower of curls as it pulled away, slowly straightening. A few of the brilliant yellow stones popped from their settings and fell. He held up the stretched arc of metal, and slowly it bent back on itself until the ends met, and . . . Maybe the Asha’man could see what happened, could understand, but to Perrin, one moment the crown was broken, the next it was whole again. No one among the nobles made a sound, not even a shuffling of boots; Perrin thought they might be afraid to. To his nose, stark terror was stronger than any other scent now. It did not quiver; it spasmed wildly.
“Whatever can be done,” Rand said softly, “can be undone.”
Colavaere’s face drained of blood. The few wisps of hair that had escaped her coiffure made her seem wild, at bay. Swallowing, she opened her mouth twice before any words came out. “My Lord Dragon . . . ” It was a breathy whisper, but as she went on, her voice became stronger. And edged with desperation. She seemed to forget anyone else was present. “I have kept the laws you made, maintained your policies. Even those that go against the ancient laws of Cairhien, against all custom.” She probably meant the laws that had let a noble kill a farmer or craftsman and walk away. “My Lord Dragon, the Sun Throne is yours to give. I . . . know that. I—I was wrong to take it without your leave. But I have the right to it, by birth and blood. If I must have it from your hand, then give it to me, by your hand. I have the right!” Rand only looked at her; he said nothing. He seemed to be listening, but not to her.
Perrin cleared his throat. Why was Rand dragging this out? It was done, or nearly.  Then he could take Faile away, where they could talk. “Did you have the right to murder Lord Maringil and High Lord Meilan?” Perrin demanded. There was no doubt in his mind she had had it done; they had been her biggest rivals for the throne. Or she, and they, thought they were, anyway. Why was Rand just standing there? He knew all of this. “Where is Berelain?”
 Faile only glanced at him, her face still a cool mask of propriety, but that glance could have set water aflame. “A jealous wife is like a hornets’ nest in your mattress,” the saying went. No matter how you twitched, you got stung.
“You dare accuse me of so vile a crime?” Colavaere demanded. “There is no proof. There can be no proof! Not when I am innocent.” Abruptly she seemed to become aware of where she was, of the nobles crowded shoulder-to-shoulder among the columns, watching and listening. Whatever else could be said of her, she did have courage. Standing straight, she did her best to stare Rand in the eye without tilting her head too far back. “My Lord Dragon, nine days ago at sunrise I was crowned Queen of Cairhien according to the laws and usages of Cairhien. I will keep my oath of fealty to you, but I am Queen of Cairhien.” Rand only stared at her, silent. And troubled, Perrin would have said. “My Lord Dragon, I am Queen, unless you would rip all our laws away.” Still silence from Rand, and an unblinking stare.
Why doesn’t he end it? Perrin wondered.
“These charges against me are false. They are mad!” Only that silent stare for answer. Colavaere moved her head uneasily. “Annoura, advise me. Come, Annoura! Advise me!”
Perrin thought she spoke to one of the women with Faile, but the woman who stepped from behind the throne did not wear the striped skirts of an attendant. A broad face with a wide mouth and a beak of a nose regarded Rand from beneath dozens of long thin dark braids. An ageless face. To Perrin’s surprise, Havien made a sound in his throat and began grinning. His own hackles were standing straight.
“I cannot do this, Colavaere,” the Aes Sedai said in a Taraboner accent, shifting her gray-fringed shawl. “I fear I have allowed you to misperceive my relationship to you.” Drawing a deep breath, she added, “There . . . there is no need for this, Master al’Thor.” Her voice became slightly unsteady for a moment. “Or my Lord Dragon, if you prefer.  If I did, I would have struck before you knew I was here.”
“You might well have died if you had,” Rand’s voice was icy steel; his face made it seem soft. “I’m not who has you shielded, Aes Sedai. Who are you? Why are you here? Answer me! I don’t have much patience with . . . your kind. Unless you want to be hauled out to the Aiel camp? I wager the Wise Ones can make you speak freely.”
This Annoura was not slow-witted. Her eyes darted to Aram, then to the aisle where the Asha’man stood. And she knew. They had to be who he meant, in their black coats, grim faces dry when every other but hers and Rand’s glistened.  Incongruously, Loial stood in the midst of them with his axe propped against his shoulder. One big hand managed to hold an ink bottle and an open book, pressed awkwardly against his chest, while the other scribbled as fast as he could dip a pen fatter than Perrin’s thumb. He was taking notes. Here!
The nobles heard Rand as well as Annoura did. They had been watching the veiled Maidens uneasily; now they crowded back from the Asha’man, pressing together like fish in a barrel. Here and there someone sagged in a faint, held up by the throng.
Shivering, Annoura adjusted her shawl, and regained all the vaunted Aes Sedai composure. “I am Annoura Larisen, my Lord Dragon. Of the Gray Ajah.” Nothing about her said that she was shielded, and in the presence of men who could channel. She seemed to answer as a favor. “I am the advisor to Berelain, First of Mayene.” So that was why Havien was grinning like a madman; he had recognized the woman. Perrin did not feel like grinning at all. “This has been kept secret, you understand,” she went on, “because of the attitude of Tear both toward Mayene and toward Aes Sedai, but I think me the time for secrets, it is past, yes?” Annoura turned to Colavaere, and her mouth firmed. “I let you think what you would think, but Aes Sedai do not become advisors simply because someone tells them they are. Most especially when they already advise someone else.”
“If Berelain confirms your story,” Rand said, “I will parole you to her custody.” Looking at the crown, he seemed to realize for the first time that the spray of gold and gems was still in his hand. Very gently he set it on the silk-covered seat of the Sun Throne. “I don’t think every Aes Sedai is my enemy, not entirely, but I won’t be schemed against, and I won’t be manipulated, not anymore. It’s your choice, Annoura, but if you make the wrong one, you will go to the Wise Ones. If you live long enough. I won’t hobble the Asha’man, and a mistake could cost you.”
“The Asha’man,” Annoura said calmly. “I quite understand.” But she touched her lips with her tongue.
“My Lord Dragon, Colavaere plotted to break her oath of fealty.” Perrin had wished so hard for Faile to speak that he jumped when she did, stepping out of the line of attendants. Choosing her words carefully, she confronted the would-be queen like a stooping eagle. Light, but she was beautiful! “Colavaere swore to obey you in all things and uphold your laws, but she has made plans to rid Cairhien of the Aiel, to send them south and return all to as it was before you came. She also said that if you ever returned, you would not dare change anything she had done. The woman she told these things, Maire, was one of her attendants. Maire vanished soon after telling me. I have no proof, but I believe she is dead. I believe Colavaere regretted revealing too much of her mind, too soon.”
Dobraine strode up the steps to the dais, his helmet under his arm. His face might have been cold iron. “Colavaere Saighan,” he announced in a formal voice that carried to every corner of the Grand Hall, “by my immortal soul, under the Light, I, Dobraine, High Seat of House Taborwin, do arraign and censure you of treason, the penalty for which is death.”
 His mouth moved slightly, but Perrin knew that only he and Rand heard what was said. “No. I cannot. I will not.” Perrin understood the delay now. Rand was searching for a way out. Perrin wished he could see one.
Colavaere certainly did not hear, but she wanted a way out, too. She looked around wildly, to the Sun Throne, to her other attendants, to the assembled nobility, as though they might step forward to defend her. Their feet could as well have been set in cement; a sea of carefully blank, sweaty faces confronted her, and eyes that avoided hers. Some of those eyes rolled toward the Asha’man, but not too openly. The already considerable space between nobles and Asha’man widened noticeably.
“Lies!” she hissed, hands knotted in her skirts. “All lies! You sneaking little—!” She took a step toward Faile. Rand stretched his arm between them, though Colavaere appeared not to see it, and Faile looked as though she wished he had not. Anyone who attacked her was in for a surprise.
“Faile does not lie!” Perrin growled. Well, not about something like this.
Once again Colavaere recovered herself. Slight as her height was, she drew up every inch of it. Perrin almost admired her. Except for Meilan, and Maringil, and this Maire, and the Light alone knew how many others. “I demand justice, my Lord Dragon.” Her voice was calm, stately. Royal. “There is no proof of any of this . . . this filth. A claim that someone who is no longer in Cairhien says I spoke words I never did? I demand the Lord Dragon’s justice. By your own laws, there must be proof.”
“How do you know she is no longer in Cairhien?” Dobraine demanded. “Where is she?”
“I assume she has gone,” She addressed her answer to Rand. “Maire left my service, and I replaced her with Reale, there.” She gestured toward the third attendant on the left. “I have no idea where she is. Bring her forward if she is in the city, and let her make these ridiculous charges to my face.  Faile looked murder at her. Perrin hoped she would not produce one of those knives she kept hidden about her; she had a habit of doing that when she became angry enough.
Annoura cleared her throat. She had been studying Rand much too closely for Perrin’s comfort. She reminded him of Verin suddenly, that look of a bird examining a worm.  At his curt nod, she went on, adjusting her shawl. “Of young Maire, I know nothing except that one morning she was here, and before nightfall, she was nowhere to be found and none knew where she had gone. But Lord Maringil and High Lord Meilan, they are a different matter. The First of Mayene, she brought with her two most excellent thief-catchers, men experienced in ferreting out crimes. They have brought before me two of the men who waylaid the High Lord Meilan in the streets, though both insist they only held his arms while others did the stabbing. Also they brought me the servant who put poison in the spiced wine Lord Maringil liked to drink at bedtime. She also protests her true innocence; her invalid mother would have died, and she herself, had Lord Maringil not. So she says, and in her case, I believe she speaks truly. Her solace at confession was not false, I think. Both the men and the woman agree in this: the orders for their actions came from the mouth of Lady Colavaere herself.”
Word by word the defiance leached out of Colavaere. She still stood, yet it seemed a wonder; she appeared as limp as a damp rag. “They promised,” she mumbled to Rand. “They promised you would never return.” Too late, she clamped both hands over her mouth. Her eyes bulged. Perrin wished he could not hear the sounds coming from her throat. No one should make sounds like that.
“Treason and murder.” Dobraine sounded satisfied. Those whimpered screams did not touch him. “The penalty is the same, my Lord Dragon. Death. Except, by your new law, it is hanging for murder.” For some reason, Rand looked at Min. She returned his gaze with profound sadness. Not for Colavaere. For Rand. Perrin wondered whether a viewing was involved.
“I—I demand the headsman,” Colavaere managed in a strangled voice. Her face sagged. She had become old on the spot, and her eyes were mirrors of stark terror. But with nothing left, she fought on, for the scraps. “It is—it is my right. I will not be . . . hanged like some commoner!”
Rand seemed to struggle with himself, shaking his head in that disturbing way. When he spoke at last, his words were winter cold and anvil hard. “Colavaere Saighan, I strip you of your titles.” He drove the words like nails. “I strip of you of your lands and estates and possessions, of everything but the dress you stand in. Do you own—did you own a farm? A small farm?”
Each sentence staggered the woman. She swayed drunkenly on her feet, soundlessly mouthing the word “farm” as if she had never heard it before. Annoura, Faile, everyone stared at Rand in amazement or curiosity or both. Perrin not least. A farm? If there had been silence in the Grand Hall before, now it seemed that no one even breathed.
 Clearly he understood no more than Perrin did. “Most are large. But the lands near the Dragonwall have always been divided into smallholdings, less than fifty hides. All of the tenants abandoned them during the Aiel War.”
Rand nodded. “Time to change that. Too much land has lain fallow too long. I want to move people back there, to farm again. Dobraine, you will find out which farm of those Colavaere owned near the Dragonwall is the smallest. Colavaere, I exile you to that farm. Dobraine will see you’re provided with what is needed to make a farm work, and with someone to teach you how to till the soil. And with guards to see that you never go farther from it than you can walk in a day, so long as you live. See to it, Dobraine. In a week I want her on her way.” A bewildered Dobraine hesitated before nodding. Perrin could catch murmurs from the assembly behind him now. This was unheard of. None understood why she was not to die. And the rest! Estates had been confiscated before, but never all, never nobility itself. Nobles had been exiled, even for life, but never to a farm.
Colavaere’s response was immediate. Eyes rolling up in her head, she collapsed, crumpling backward toward the steps.
Perrin darted to catch her, but someone was ahead of him. Before he had taken a full step, her fall simply stopped. She slumped in midair, slanting over the steps to the dais, head dangling. Slowly, her unconscious form rose, swung around and settled gently in front of the Sun Throne. Rand. Perrin was sure the Asha’man would have let her fall.
Annoura tsked. She did not appear surprised, or perturbed, except that her thumbs rubbed her forefingers nervously. “I suspect she would have preferred the headsman. I will see to her if you have your man, your . . . Asha’man . . . ”
“She’s not your concern,” Rand said roughly. “She is alive, and . . . She is alive.” He drew a long, ragged breath. Min was there before he let it out; she only stood near him, yet she looked as if she wanted to do something more. Slowly his face firmed. “Annoura, you will take me to Berelain. Release her, Jahar; she’ll be no trouble. Not with one of her and nine of us. I want to find out what has been going on while I was away, Annoura. And what Berelain means bringing you here behind my back. No, don’t speak. I’ll hear it from her. Perrin, I know you want some time with Faile. I—”
Rand’s gaze swept slowly around the hall, over all the nobles waiting silently. Under his stare, none dared move a muscle. The scent of fear far outweighed any other, convulsing sharply. Except for the Hunters, everyone there had given him the same oath as had Colavaere. Perhaps just being in this gathering was treason, too? Perrin did not know.
“This audience is at an end,” Rand said. “I will forget every face that departs now.”
Those at the front, the highest-ranking, the most powerful, began their progress toward the doors without too much haste, avoiding the Maidens and the Asha’man standing in the aisle, while the rest waited their turn. Every mind must have been turning over what Rand had said, though. What precisely did he mean by “now”? Purposeful strides quickened, skirts were lifted. Hunters, nearest the doors, began slipping out, first one at a time, then in a flood, and seeing them, lesser nobles among the Cairhienin and Tairens darted ahead of the higher. In moments it was a milling mass at the doors, men and women pushing and elbowing to get out. Not one looked back at the woman stretched out before the throne she had held so briefly.


The Time I Got Blocked
Super_FizzBuzz is actually relatively simple once you break it down into small steps but is that what I did to start? No, of course not. I tired to solve the problem staight away like a gun-slinging cowboy rolling into town. This approach got me a bit of code and then stuck at a point where I could not figure out how to move forward. Attempt number one finished and 30 minutes gone.
I tired some pseudocode, but I think there must be a knack to writing good pseudocode. I wrote out the steps I thought I needed to take, and then followed them but to no avail. The solutions would not result and even though a I tired cutting and pasting bits of code and changing wording around it just would not work. If only my pseudocode actually worked...I mean, I had written exactly what needed to happen.
I started googling and improving my code from here. I saw a way to get numbers that were divisible by another number with a remainder of zero, genius. From here I was able to stratch some code together that looked like it would work! Why won't it work! What's going on? I've read through every line and I can tell you it's perfect... a work of art, it must work! It's still not working! What the #@%^$@# is happening? It's getting late, I'm tired, 'just work...please' I begged...it was way too late. At bed time....mood: pretty deflated and annoyed.
After a terrible nights sleep I woke up and crawled back to my perfect-but-not-working code. Yup, still perfect, still broken. Re-read the question and error messages. Return a "FizzBuzzed" array...yes that's what I'm...oh, there's no return statement, doh...I think we can see how I felt and know the lessons I learnt from this.
Solving A Problem in an Elegant Way
I am not sure I have been solving any problems in an elegant way, if we are looking at problems I thought the solution was awesome to, then the answer I found to the removeOdds question in the JS Olympics was a break through for me.
After reading through documentation on MDN and at Stack Overflow earlier in the week doing other kata questions I found I was confident with my solution and I was starting to really click what the code was doing better. It took a relatively sort amount of time for me to solve compared to other questions.
I found the process ran much smoother for me than it had earlier and could feel my confidence grow when the answer came back correct. I had one of those, 'I think I know what I'm doing moments'. The key learning was that if I keep struggling to get my head around it, some of it will stick eventually.
As you may have read above I think there must be a knack to writing good pseudocode, a knack I do not have just yet. Over time I think this skill will become more valuable as my understanding of how to talk and think a bit more code grows.
My sweet bread and butter, come to me. I am great at giving it a go and trying to see if something works. Can be a problem though when I start coding without engaging the brain first.
I have not tired the rubber ducky method yet cause my rubber ducky is out playing in the rain. When he/she reappears I might give it a go.
I have been making an effort to really read the messages and have had some advice on how to interpret them. Like pseudocode I believe this one will get better with practice...in saying that however, I am off to a promising start.
I love the console.log method. Great for inserting here there and everywhere so I can see what is happening with the code. Highly recommend this to anyone else new that is trying to keep track of what is going on.
Everyone loves a good google, however the trick is to type in the right questions to get a good answer and not get distracted by all the adverts and other interesting links on the way.
Talking the problem out has helped me solve the issues I am having but I have been talking to my brother who is in web developement rather than the cohort via slack. During the looping exercises with cohort memebers we did discuss other parts of the course and where we were up to.
I could have been better at asking for help when I needed it from the coaches but I feel this is a last solution if I am really truely stuck. I have been keeping questions for my facilitator and asking these during my weekly meetings.
Looking back and reflectiing on each part of the process has been great. This is something I have been encouraged to do throughout my career and has been vey helpful. By reflecting you have time to think over again what went right and what went wrong and think back to the reasons why. I believe this will make us all better coders as we will see when we are 'clicking' and getting it right and grow in confidence from self-reflection.


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BEYOND CONTROL: THE AMY FISHER STORY A film review by Ken Johnson Copyright 1993 Ken Johnson
1:42, not rated, Drama, 1993, Made-for-American-Television Director: Andy Tennant Cast: Drew Barrymore, Anthony John Denison, Harley Jane Kozak, Tom Mason, Laurie Paton, Ken Pogue, Linda Darlow
Drew Barrymore plays Amy Fisher (the Long Island Lolita) who was accused of attempting to murder Mary Jo Buttafuoco because Fisher was having an affair with Mary Jo's husband Joe (Anthony John Denison).
BEYOND CONTROL: THE AMY FISHER STORY is ABC's version of the Amy Fisher case. Even though this was supposed to be the best of the Amy Fisher movies, CBS's CASUALTIES OF LOVE: THE 'LONG ISLAND LOLITA' STORY was better. BEYOND CONTROL aired on January 3 and is scheduled to be released on video cassette on March 31. I only suggest watching this version if you are a fan of Drew Barrymore, or you have seen the other two versions and still don't know who Amy Fisher is! On a scale of zero to five, I give BEYOND CONTROL a four. The video cassette version (which I believe is being released under the name THE AMY FISHER STORY) will contain scenes that ABC was unable to show on television.
The cast for this film is of normal television film quality. Drew Barrymore (GUNCRAZY, FAR FROM HOME) who normally would be excellent in this role, wasn't up to her normal standards. I was expecting more from her in this role and was disappointed in the performance that she gave. Anthony John Denison was reasonably good as Joey Buttafuoco. He didn't hurt, nor help, the film. Harley Jane Kozak (ARACHNOPHOBIA, NECESSARY ROUGHNESS) gave the best performance in this film as the reporter who is investigating the Amy Fisher case.
BEYOND CONTROL, instead of being one sided like NBC's AMY FISHER: MY STORY (r.a.r.m.# 1664) and CBS's CASUALTIES OF LOVE: THE 'LONG ISLAND LOLITA' STORY, is from court testimony and doesn't appear to be biased. Of the three versions, I felt this one had the weakest writing. I suggest that you watch CASUALTIES OF LOVE (which is currently set to be released on video cassette on April 7) instead.
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Ind vs Ban | India declare 1st innings at overnight 493/6
by PTIIndia declared their first innings at overnight score of 493 for 6 in reply to Bangladesh’s 150 in the opening Test here on Saturday.
Ravindra Jadeja and Umesh Yadav remained unbeaten on 60 and 25 respectively.
India lead by 343 runs.
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Bangladesh 1st innings: 150 all out in 58.3 overs.
India 1st innings: 493 for 6 declared in 114 overs (Mayank Agarwal 243, Ajinkya Rahane 86, Cheteshwar Pujara 54; Abu Jayed 4/108).


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It is easy to see that the label "Jew" was a Damnation in Nazi Germany, but actually the label "Jew" is a Damnation anywhere, even where anti-Semitism does not exist.
"He is a Jew," "He is a doctor," and "He is a poet" mean, to the card indexing centre of the cortex, that my experience with him will be like my experience with other Jews, other doctors, and other poets.
Initially [a child's] goal is to walk, then it is to walk to something. Once he walks to people, he has to know what to do after he gets there. At first they smile and hug him, and all he has to do is be, or at most, cuddle. They expect nothing from him beyond getting there.
Later they do expect something, so he learns to say Hello. After a while, that is not enough either, and they expect more. So he learns to offer them various stimuli in order to get their responses in return. Thus he is eternally grateful (believe it or not) to his parents for giving him a pattern: how to approach people in such a way as to get the desired responses.
The social environment is what has given a person words and what has joined words with specific meanings and value judgments; the same environment continues ceaselessly to determine and control a person's verbal reactions throughout his entire life.
It is now theoretically possible to link the human nervous system into a radio network so that, micro-miniaturized receivers being implanted in people's brains, the messages coming out of these radios would be indistinguishable to the subjects from the voice of their own thoughts. One central transmitter, located in the nation's capital, could broadcast all day long what the authorities wanted the people to believe.
Like Orwell's 1984, this is not a fantasy of the future but a parable of the present. Every citizen in every authoritarian society already has such a "radio" built into his or her brain. This radio is the little voice that asks, each time a desire is formed, "Is it safe? Will my wife (my husband/my boss/my church/my community) approve? Will people ridicule and mock me? Will the police come and arrest me?"
The ego complex is a content of consciousness as well as a condition of consciousness, for a psychic element is conscious to me so far as it is related to the ego complex. But so far as the ego is only the center of my field of consciousness, it is not identical with the whole of my psyche, being merely one complex among other complexes.
...the alchemist saw the essence of his art in separation and analysis on the one hand and synthesis and consolidation on the other. For him there was first of all an initial state in which opposite tendencies or forces were in conflict; secondly there was the great question of a procedure which would be capable of bringing the hostile elements and qualities, once they were separated, back to unity again. The initial state, named the chaos, was not given from the start but had to be sought for as the prima materia.


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5. Create a merchant identity certificate
For each transaction, you need to
request an Apple Pay payment session using your Merchant Identity Certificate. In this step, you will create that certificate.
- Log in to your Apple Developer account at https://developer.apple.com.
- Follow the Apple Developer Account Help instructions to create a merchant identity certificate, but note the following:
- In the step to select a merchant identifier, make sure you select the merchant identifier you created earlier in the process.
- Follow the instructions from Apple to create a CSR yourself. The CSR you received from us can't be used for creating a merchant identity certificate.
- Download and save the generated merchant identity certificate (.cer file).
- When you have completed the instructions from Apple, add the merchant identity certificate to your keychain.
- Export the certificate from your keychain as a p12 file.
- Convert the p12 file to a PEM file using the following command:
openssl pkcs12 -in your-file.p12 -out apple-pay-cert.pem -nodes -clcerts
- Upload the apple-pay-cert.pem file to your server.


TryHackMe (THM) Kenobi Writeup
by c0mp1ex
This is my first writeup! Hope you enjoy
Introduction
Kenobi is an easy rated box with the tags Samba, Path Var Manipulation, SUID, SMB. By the looks of the tags, it’s gonna be a pretty straight forward box.
Enumeration
First things first, I start off with an nmap scan:
Right of the bat I seen some interesting things, we have NFS, SMB, HTTP and FTP which had a pretty old version.
After some google research on ProFTPd 1.3.5
, I learned that unauthenticated users can run SITE CPFR
which allowed me to copy the context of any file and paste that data into a newly created file or perexisting one with ` site CPTO`. This vulnerability can lead to sensitive data leaking, This information is important later on for getting user.
Shifting towards samba, I ran smbmap and discover a share called anonymous which I had read permissons to.
After connecting with smbclient and downloading log.txt and viewing it’s content.
I learned that the user kenobi had an RSA key in his home directory. Pairing this with the ProFTPd 1.3.5 file copy exploit I was able to leak the RSA key.
The last part required for user came from the NFS. After I ran showmount on the NFS system.
I made the grand discovery, that it allowed me to mount to the /var directory.
I mount the NFS to my /tmp directory with the following command:
mount -t nfs <IP_ADDRESS>:/var /tmp/
Next I connected to FTP and moved the RSA key into the /var/tmp directory:
And after checking the directory I had an RSA key waiting for me:
Perfect! after running
chmod 4000 id_rsa
ssh<EMAIL_ADDRESS>-i id_rsa
I had my user access!
Privilege Escalation
First thing I did after getting user was change my directory to /dev/shm
which is a great place to run enumeration scripts due to the fact that it deletes the data on shutdown/restart. This is very helpful with house cleaning. This happens because /dev/shm
stores it’s data to volatile ram(which deletes it’s content when power is lost to the device), giving us the ability to avoid writing to disk(This makes it harder to detect our operations or any trail left behind). It also commonly doesn’t have linux file premission restrictions for execution, allowing us to make a file and give it execution permissons.
I downloaded my trusty linpeas script from the privilege-escalation-awesome-scripts-suite, gave it execution permissions and ran it. After 2 minutes I went over the output and noticed an interesting binary with a root SUID. The SUID(Set-userID) allows a file to be executed as a specific user(in this case root) no matter who executes it.
I started to play around with the binary in question and after some light digging it’s clear the program is calling binaries such as curl and ifconfig.
Running strings on /usr/bin/menu
confrimed the issue. Curl, ifconfig and uname are being called without an absolute path
I chose to abuse ifconfig unstated path. I started by creating a file called ifconfig and gave it the contents of /bin/bash
. After that I gave it execution permissions and changed the $PATH env variable so it would execute /dev/shm/ifconfig
instead of the real one /usr/bin/ifconfig
.
Then I called /usr/bin/menu
and chose the ifconfig option which checked the modified PATH env variable and called /dev/shm/ifconfig
instead of /usr/bin/ifconfig
giving me a root bash shell.
Thanks for reading!


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Commuting
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We buy electricity from wind farms near our data centers and we’ve made agreements to fund $1.5 billion in renewable energy projects.
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Problem Descirption
Recall:
For a given set of keys, there are lots of valid search Tree
Question
What is the “best” search tree
A good answer:
A balanced search tree
Input:
Frequencies $p1, p2, p_n$ for items $1,2,….n$
Goal:
Compute a valid search tree that minimized the weighted average search time:
$C(T) = \sum_{items i}p_i * [\mbox{search time in T}]$
Comparison with Huffman Codes
Similarities::
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Output = a binary tree
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Goal is (essentially) to minimize average depth with respect to given probabilities
Differences:
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With Huffman codes, constraint was prefix-freeness
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Constraint = search tree property
Greedy Doesn’t Work
Issue
With the top-down approach, the choice of root has hard-to-predict repercussions further down the tree.
Optimal Substructure
Suppose an optimal BST for keys {1, 2, . . . , n} has root r, left subtree T1, right subtree T2.
T1 is optimal for the keys {1,2,…,r −1} and T2 for the keys {r +1,r +2,…,n}
Proof of Optimal Substructure
$C(T) = C(T_1) + C(T_2)$
The Recurrence
Notation: For 1 ≤ i ≤ j ≤ n, let $C_{ij}$ = weighted search cost of an optimal BST for the items {i, i + 1, . . . , j − 1, j} [with probabilities pi,pi+1,…,pj]
Recurrence: $C_{i j} = min_{r=i,..j}{ \sum_{k=i}^j p_k + C_{i,r-1} + C_{r+1, j} }$
Running Time
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$O(n^2)$ subproblems
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$O(j-i)$ time to compute subproblem
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$O(n^3)$ time overall
Python implementation
def optimal_BST(key, freq):
n = len(key)
cost = [[0 for i in range(n)] for i in range(n)]
for i in range(n):
cost[i][i] = freq[i]
for s in range(1, n):#s means i-j
for i in range(n-s):
j = i+s
cost[i][j] = 10000
for r in range(i,j+1):
left = cost[i][r-1] if r > i else 0
right = cost[r+1][j] if r < j else 0
temp = left + right + sum_freq(freq,i,j)
if temp < cost[i][j]:
cost[i][j] = temp
return cost[0][n-1]
def sum_freq(freq, i, j):
total = sum(freq[i:j+1])
return total


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Some vars that are always available by default:
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`_date`: post 'last modified' date
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You can see all the vars you can use if you start SiteGen with --loglevel debug
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You can of course disable these markdown templating features by setting markdown_templating: true
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Same ideas apply when writing your actual HTML templates. See mustache's docs for more templating info.


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My focus is on delivering high-quality multimedia content for both mobile and desktop platforms, with a special emphasis on creating engaging and visually appealing user experiences. Throughout my career, I have worked on a variety of projects, ranging from small startups to large-scale enterprise solutions.
In addition to my technical expertise, I have also developed strong leadership and management skills as a Technical Lead. I enjoy mentoring and collaborating with teams to design strategies that leverage technology to solve complex problems. By bridging the gap between business and technology, I am able to deliver solutions that not only meet technical requirements but also provide tangible value to the business.
Whether I'm working on the frontend, backend, or multimedia production, my goal is always the same: to create solutions that are both functional and aesthetically pleasing. With a passion for innovation and a commitment to excellence, I am always eager to explore new technologies and push the boundaries of what is possible.
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As tech Director I need to be the key technical person at the company for all project stages. From reviewing client's briefings, creating estimates, development, project managment and delivery. This wide spectrum of responsibilities allows me to develop a good sense of perspective of web and multimedia projects.
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Air NZ launches sale in chaotic week
Air New Zealand has launched a sale for its regional routes in a week marred by cancellations.
"Today is a good day to book with our shrunk domestic fares," says an email newsletter from the airline.
Air New Zealand is offering flights from $39 one way between Auckland and Kerikeri, and Auckland and New Plymouth.
There are also $49 flights between Auckland and Palmerston North, Napier and Christchurch, and Rotorua and Wellington.
Flying from Auckland to Dunedin will set back travellers $79.
Travellers are advised that they'll find the best availability after 13 January.
This comes during a torrid week for the national carrier, with it being forced to cancel a number of flights due to ongoing problems with the Rolls-Royce engines.
Up to 14,000 passengers will be affected by the flight cancellations, which were largely scheduled over the holiday period.
Air New Zealand is understood to be working with an alliance partner to lease another aircraft to alleviate the impact.
The airline has leased five aircraft from other airlines at different times over the past 18 months to help maintain its schedule and it may take a week to firm a deal to get another.
This does, however, mean that certain flight schedules will have to change.
Consumer NZ chief executive Sue Chetwin said if passengers affected by Air NZ's flight cancellations were unhappy with the alternative itinerary available to them, they would be able to claim a refund and compensation.
"The cancellation is within [the airline's] control, they've known about these engine issues for a while now," she said.
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Gas Malaysia: Average natural gas selling price to fall for Jan 1-Dec 31, 2020
KUALA LUMPUR, Dec 9 — The average natural gas selling price applicable for Gas Malaysia Energy and Services Sdn Bhd from January 1 to December 31, 2020 will be set at RM33.65/MMBtu, lower by 2.91 per cent or RM1.01/MMBtu, compared to the current price for the distribution segment.
The selling price revision, which was approved by the government, is not applicable to sales of natural gas for natural gas vehicle and liquefied petroleum gas supplied in gas cylinder or in bulk supply, the company said in a filing with Bursa Malaysia.
“The selling price revision is expected to continue, contributing positively towards the financial position of the company for the financial year ending December 31, 2020,” it said. — Bernama


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Preparation time
1-2 hours
Cooking time
30 mins to 1 hour
Serves
Serves 4
For the pickle, place the ingredients in a medium saucepan with 100ml water and heat un-til the honey has dissolved. Pour into a bowl and leave to cool.
Add the beetroot leaves to the pickle and leave for at least 2 hours.
For the salad, preheat the oven to 200C/180C Fan/Gas 4.
Put the beetroot onto tin foil, season with salt and freshly ground black pepper, drizzle with oil and top with the thyme. Wrap the foil into a parcel and seal the top. Bake for 20-40 minutes. Remove from the oven and set aside to cool.
For the sea bass, preheat the oven to 180C/160C Fan/Gas 5. Place the sea bass on a baking tray lined with foil. Cover the fish with another sheet of foil. Cook in the oven for 10 minutes then remove the top foil to uncover the fish and cook for a further 10-15 minutes.
Heat a griddle pan and drizzle the chicory with the oil and place on the griddle for 2-3 minutes, or until charred all over.
Put the chicory in a large bowl, add the onion and walnuts. Peel the cooled beetroot, cut into pieces and add to the bowl. Mix to combine.
Whisk the walnut oil, Dijon mustard, vinegar, salt and pepper together in a small bowl. Just before serving pour the dressing over the salad and mix.
To serve, place the salad on the plate with the flaked sea bass fillet and garnish with the beetroot leaves.


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GreaterOrEqual
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GreaterThan
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InstanceOf
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JavaProxyFactory
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LastControl
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LessOrEqual
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LogicalOperator
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MethodSerializationWrapper
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MockBuilder
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MocksBehavior
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MocksControl
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Not
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1.0
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NotNull
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Null
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ObjectMethodsFilter
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Result.ReturningAnswer
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Result.ThrowingAnswer
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Results
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RuntimeExceptionWrapper
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Same
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1.0
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StartsWith
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ThrowableWrapper
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1.0
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Some people start with juggling others just got straight to other arts in the same family as juggling. Each one has its own feel to it, but many of them build off of eachother.
Dragon Staff
Dragon staffs are ussualy 5 foot long poles with what looks like an X on each end. One minipulates the staff by rolling it on ones body. As long as it rolling down it wil gain momentem and keep spining. Depeding on how fast it is spinning the X at the end will start to look like a circle rather than four individual points.
Poi
Poi was originaly developed in New Zealand, and was used in dances for tell stories of the people. Now it has taken off into the modern world. It is constently gorwing at an extrealy fast rate. It has become a performence art and a way to enter ones flow state and just generally have fun. It has some similarities to clubs spinning. Since it it done with string with a ball at the end instead of a solid peice, it has much more flexablity to do many more thing with it. Poi is on of the most common props to do long expoure photography. It can create beautiful designs, especially when done with fire.
Spinning staff
Spinning staff is proboly one of the simplest of all of the different arts. It is the minipulation of a staff. Some people do it with was resembles a bo staff, while other spin small staff. While spinning smaller staff it is commen to spin two of them simaltanously.


10th Grade
For those who want to study CS after ORR
Students need to want to write a lot of code
All programming
Java
Written exam and open response
10th Grade
Want to learn about fundamental CS topics
Students need to be curious how computing impacts their lives and who want to learn programming
Mix of fundamental CS concepts & programming
Javascript
Written exam and independently written original program